Busy Day!

Today is the wedding I've been planning on going to for like months! My sister, Lisa's, best friend is getting married. Kat has had her wedding planned out for months, and she's been looking forward to it. Lisa flew into town on Thursday, and her husband got here yesterday. Lisa's been pretty busy since Thursday! We haven't seen much of her, but that's to be expected. The wedding is at 2pm, and the reception is at 5pm. So I'm just trying to get as much rest as I can so I can make it all day. The weather is so much cooler than it should be this time of year. Which is kind of funny, because just last weekend it was so much warmer than it is for this time of year. I wish the weekends could have been switched around! Anyway, that's my Saturday. Started off with a flu shot at 9am, so I am hoping I won't be in pain later on. That might not be fun!

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Becoming Catholic said…
Hope you had a fun time at the wedding. I have not been to one since my sister got married years ago...but that is another story...sorry to read about Evan...but, I think it is good that his heart is getting better...they did not take him off the list, so if things go bad I am sure they can get him reactivated immediately...God tests us and it is difficult to be patient...as we all know. Love your blog decorations...very cute...have a great day!
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